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tested seems to work without breaking issue but some minore issue regarding the JavaScript and elem_id and there is one thing that's better taking care of before it's listed on index and used by the masses
from your readme
understandable but similar to above if users don't understand how to use this properly, it looks bad for extension
the graph color changing based on the amount doesn't help either some minore issue UI JavaScript and elem_id
the current best practice is to use
last this is just a personal opinion
I made a fix PR for some parts |
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my main concern is |
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Hey! Thanks for the in depth review. Most of your points are spot on. I think it's better if you withhold from merging it until my coming update.
Very true. Actually I also discovered that if the fix is only applied to the uncond latent, the results will be much more controllable and less destructive (especially for new users). So I'm gonna use that mode as default, and set better default parameters in the coming update.
I've already updated the readme, adding some thorough explanation of how the extension works. But actual (theory-free) examples that can work as quick tutorials for beginners will have to wait till I have some free time. So I'd say this is not very high priority, when the default values are fine as you also suggested.
The graph is yellow at zero, then yellow to green when the mean of the adjustment amount in all steps is positive (detail will be increased) and yellow to red when it's negative (detail will be decreased). But perhaps using a pair of colors with less existing semantic baggage (green = good, red = bad) is a better idea.
Oops! This was intended for dev stage. Forget to turn it back to closed by default.
Good point, will fix.
I have already fixed this in the coming update by using
Oooh I didn't know that exists. Awesome. So the way to do it is
This is nice and handy, but I prefer the UX to be consistent with other extensions (ControlNet, FreeU, etc. all do the "expand accordion then check enable" thing). I also need to keep the color toggling to keep it consistent with my other personal extensions and theme. But I'll make the color theme-based.
I totally agree. [damn! I just saw this 👇]
Oh man! Is this why the say you should always read the whole thing before you hit reply? What a pleasant surprise! Let me check it out. |
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set to draft for now |
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@muerrilla |
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@muerrilla hello? |
Hey there! Sorry, the day job suddenly got very busy. Let's hold it a few days till I can pin down the best default values, and complete the readme (hopefully by th end of the weekend) and then we're good to go. |
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ahh ok I was a bit confused and weren't certen that I should merge this |
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any updates? |
Hey there! Sorry for disappearing again and keeping you waiting on this. I changed the default values a bit. Did tons of testing but couldn't come up with the perfect values. 😆 Also changed the So I'd say it's good enough to be listed as is. I'll add those features (and better docs!) when I can. Thanks. |
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I change the tag stable-diffusion-webui-extensions/tags.json Lines 12 to 13 in 98a63bc denoising and scheduler manipulation is squarely in stable diffusion operation so manipulation tag
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oh! Guess I had missed the "not" in that sentence. 🤦♂️ |




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Here's the repo.
And here's the original reddit discussion.
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